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The Blue Bird vehicle fits right in with the district’s model of thinking—clean renewable energy—officials said.

“We chose electric because we think it fits perfectly with our district’s vision for sustainability and clean energy,” Director of Transportation for FPS Tim Bridgeman told School Transportation News.

On June 30, District 3 Director Mark Baumgarten resigned from the Franklin Pierce Schools Board of Directors to pursue a new career opportunity. During his 24 years of service to the Franklin Pierce community and to public education, Mark has been a relentless advocate for students, families and staff.

This week, Franklin Pierce Schools unveiled the first electric school bus in Washington state. With Gov. Inslee on board, the all-electric bus made a victory lap around the track to the cheers of students, parents and teachers in the grandstand. (Photo: Office of the Governor)

The Keithley Middle School Stories Club offers a unique opportunity for students to develop as writers and critical thinkers while sharing their stories.

In order to priortize efficiency, five new schools, will be designed as one prototypical model. While each school will have different colors, exterior materials and entrance designs, the overall layout and systems design for each facility will be the same.